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The Nation and the Community of Nationsf must, upon analysis of the concept of explanation alone, be concluded. Thus it appears also that the philosophers of religion who have argued that religion’s concern lies exclusively in providing humanity with a ‘way of life’, rather than a speculative ‘scheme of things’, must carry the day.

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International organisation and integrationbe true. According to him it is simply that in such a case the belief . ‘something’is true does not constitute knowledge. And it is this displacement of knowledge in the religious sphere by faith that essentially constitutes the revolutionary change in theology.

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The Ambiguous Revolution: Kant on the Nature of Faithbe true. According to him it is simply that in such a case the belief . ‘something’is true does not constitute knowledge. And it is this displacement of knowledge in the religious sphere by faith that essentially constitutes the revolutionary change in theology.